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The Illinois Regiment of Virginia See pictures of re-enactments, timeline, history of all 4 companies, contacts for military camp and field life of soldiers of Virginia State Line during the Revolution. The Brigade of the American Revolution Links and contacts, history, images, for organization of member units dedicated to recreating the life and times of the soldiers of all armies involved, 1775-1783. Northwest Territory Alliance Find clothing patterns, discussion board, spy history. Reeanctment organization located in U.S. Midwest. Non-profit, educational, studying and recreating the culture, lifestyle, and arts. Riley's Farm of Oak Glen, California Riley's Farm is a working Southern California apple orchard and living history farm. Arrange a field trip, or read about Colonial Christmas. The Burning of the Valleys Military Association An organization representing Colonial, native, loyalist, militia, British regulars, and citizens of Hudson, Schoharie, Cherry, and Mohawk Valleys of New York State. Find schedule, mission, and contact info. Drums Along The Mohawk New York frontier, 1775-1783. Survey of the patriot and loyalist New Yorkers, their homes, re-enactor events in the valley. Read about what life was like in those times. Fort Griswold Describes burning of New London, Battle of Groton Heights, privateers, Conn. historic attractions and calendar, American vs. British version of Battle at Fort Griswold aftermath. Colonial Detroit Information about native allies, events and images of Detroit, 1760- 1785. Rev Mailing List and Message Archive A large active community of living historians, re-enactors, researchers, writers, genealogists, and other persons interested in Colonial America. Governor Jefferson's Thanksgiving Festival, Charlottesville Virginia How to meet patriot impressionists Thomas Jefferson, G. Washington, Patrick Henry, Daniel Boone, and local heroes Jack Jouett and Dr. George Gilmer. |
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